Machining
Machining is a controlled material removal process in which parts are manufactured from raw material stock or repaired by re-shaping or removing existing material where necessary. Specialized hardened cutting tools are used for material removal. Cutting tool movement can be controlled either manually or by computer numerical control (CNC). The most common machine tools are mills and lathes as these machines can handle most machining operations.
Mills
Mazak Nexus 410B
|
Table Size |
43.31“x 16.14” |
X-axis travel |
30 IN |
|
Max. Table load |
1102 lbs. |
Y-axis travel |
16.14 IN |
|
Max spindle speed |
12,000 RPM |
Z-axis travel |
20 IN |
Southwestern Industries Trak K2
|
Table Width |
9” |
Travel-Cross |
12” |
|
Table Length |
49” |
Travel-Long |
33” |
|
Power |
3 hp |
Control |
CNC/Manual |
|
Max. Table Load |
750 lbs. |
Spindle Speed |
60 – 4,200 RPM |
Southwestern Industries Trak K3
|
Table Width |
10” |
Travel-Cross |
16” |
|
Table Length |
50” |
Travel-Long |
32” |
|
Power |
3 hp |
Control |
CNC/Manual |
|
Max. Table Load |
850 lbs. |
Spindle Speed |
60 – 4,200 RPM |
Lathes
Okuma LB3000 EXII
|
Max. Turning Diameter |
16.14” |
Spindle Speed |
45 – 5000 RPM |
|
Max. Machining Length |
37.40” |
Power |
15 hp |
Mazak Nexus 250
|
Max. Turning Diameter |
13.78” |
Spindle Speed |
4000 RPM |
|
Max. Machining Length |
18.73” |
Power |
35 hp |